Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness, part 1
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Heart of Darkness begins on the Thames River in London, the most advanced city in the world of its day. And yet it "was once one of the dark places" of the earth. The fog in the landscape and repeated references to evil and darkness allows Conrad to lead the reader to question what he hears.
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The best video I came across on this novel. You made it all so easy to understand, Thanks a lot for your service!
English is my second language. I studied literature at the university in the beginning of 90s. I always wished to study it again. Now I am really happy to come across this video
Thanks
Wow! Great analysis. I love that comparison between the Theology of Glory and The Enlightenment vs Theology of The Cross. Thank you very much.
Accurate analysis of darkness which is never easy to grasp. Heart of darkness can be compared to the eye of a tropical storm: darkness at noon..... Have you ever met dark spirited explorers whose consciousness was altered by their endless stay abroad ?Passion for a culture lead to a dual discovery which mixes deep emotional & spiritual gains. There is no possible return from such knowledge.
Enjoying the analysis but was that random comment at 4:45 lol
Thank you..
You're welcome
Thank you. We can only hope that someday a lot more of internet content is as thought provoking and educational as this and a lot less like "Boy Stuck in Refrigerator Eats Own Foot". BTW, Namaste is a Hindu greeting, not Buddhist. Edit: Boy, not Eoy. Never was any good at typing.
Oops. I should have known better.
Please can you do a book report about Heart of Darkness collins classic , I have a big exam.
Can you do a video book report about this? 😊
"namaste, or whatever they say...I don't...crazy stuff..."- Do you have a distant idea of what you're talking about? Apparently, you understand NEITHER 'namaste', nor Budhhism, and most importantly, NOR why this particular image finds its way here, in the text, while describing how the narrator sits.
Disappointed.
Please explain.
I confused Hinduism (namaste) with Buddhism.
My mistake. In Toronto, everything gets mixed into a mashup spirituality, so I shouldn’t have made that comment.
@@LitProfVery disappointing!!!! Again you are insulting Hinduism and the Hindus?? Do you have any idea about us or our culture??
A bit